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Pitchfork reviews mail bomb suspect's grunge band
Josh Scott, an employee of the studio where Sacks of People was recorded, notes that Helder was roundly ridiculed for his flannel wishes and fuzz-pedal dreams: "We mocked him all the time, [but] not to his face. He totally dressed the part, his hair and his voice," Scott recalls. "Everyone said, 'Nirvana, give me a break, this is 2000.'" Indeed, Helder reportedly gushed on Apathy's website: "I'm a huge Nirvana fan. I really am quite infatuated with this band. I know everything about Kurt... Try me, hahaha." |
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